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Jaeger lecoultre atmos clock serial numbers. Dead Serious is the debut album by American hip hop duo Das EFX, released in April 7, 1992 on East West Records. Recording sessions for the album took place at Firehouse Studios in Brooklyn, New York and North Shore Soundworks in Long Island, New York. It was promoted with the release of three singles: 'They Want EFX', 'Mic Checka' and 'Straight Out the Sewer'. The album was a certified hit.

Das Efx; Dead Serious (EastWest) 1992; Straight Up (EastWest) 1993; Hold It Down (EastWest) 1995; Armed with a rich, febrile, foul sense of humor and an unmistakably idiosyncratic delivery-a syncopated stutter with dancehall syllable scattering and stop-hold-rush gear-shifting-Das EFX came to market under the production wing of EPMD. Das EFX ‎– Dead Serious Label: EastWest Records America ‎– 7567-91827-1 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: Europe. Das EFX - part of EPMD's Def Squad crew, which also included K-Solo and Redman, among others - made such a wide breakthrough in 1992 with their debut album that their hit 'They Want EFX' was even referenced in the lily-white teen serial Beverly Hills 90210. Listen to your favorite songs from Dead Serious Explicit by Das EFX Now. Optitex free mac. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, desktop, and tablet. Download our mobile app now.

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Tracklist:
[4:55] 01. Das Efx - Mic Checka

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[3:31] 02. Das Efx - Jussummen

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[3:41] 03. Das Efx - They Want Efx
[2:51] 04. Das Efx - Looseys
[3:53] 05. Das Efx - Dums Dums
[4:31] 06. Das Efx - East Coast
[4:04] 07. Das Efx - If Only
[4:04] 08. Das Efx - Brooklyn To T-Neck
[4:09] 09. Das Efx - Klap Ya Handz
[3:22] 10. Das Efx - Straight Out The Sewer

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ABOUT THE ALBUM
1 disc(s) - 10 track(s)
Total length: 00:39:01
Main artist: Das EFX
Label: Rhino Atlantic
Genre: Rap
1992 Elektra Entertainment Company
Das EFX -- part of EPMD's Def Squad crew, which also included K-Solo and Redman, among others -- made such a wide breakthrough in 1992 with their debut album that their hit 'They Want EFX' was even referenced in the lily-white teen serial Beverly Hills 90210. That Dead Serious could have that sort of broad impact and still retain its credibility within the underground hip-hop community says something about its appeal, which was considerable. But the album wasn't just appealing; it was also enormously influential, ushering in an entirely unique rhyming flow that influenced any number of rappers, established and novice alike. What exactly the duo is rapping about is anyone's guess. One thing is for sure: their lyrics are about as far removed from hardcore realism as they could possibly be, and although there are certain elements of boasting, it is so cut up and contorted that it never sounds like there's even a hint of the humdrum here. None of the lyrical clichés that can occasionally bog down even the finest hip-hop artist are present. Members Dre and Skoob (tellingly, 'books' spelled backward) instead engage in lightning-fast, tongue-twisted word association and stream-of-consciousness rants rich in pop cultural references and allusions. It was a completely original rhyming style in 1992 -- one of the reasons it had such an impact both in the insular world of hip-hop and on the wider public -- but it also had an invigorating looseness that lent itself to commercial radio. 'They Want EFX' is clearly the creative highlight of the album; the other songs work the same basic template, and each one is nearly equal in execution and charm, particularly the jaunty 'Mic Checka' and 'Jussummen.'
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